1 • Sable 138 EP (December 2010 vulg.)
64 pp., 16 x 24 cm, decorated paper wrappers,
Contents:
Dr. Mises, "Comparative Anatomy of Angels"
Alfred Jarry, "Charles Filiger"
Robert Irwin, "Book of the Astrolabe" (extract).

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ISBN 978-1-900565-51-6

2 • Gidouille 138 EP (June 2011 vulg.)
72 pp., 16 x 24 cm, individually letter-press printed cover
An Observatory of Collected Cicerones
Descriptions of 8 works by artist Paul Etienne Lincoln, amply illustrated throughout and each work given a full-page, colour description taken from the original artist's posters.
Contents:
Panhard Special
Bad Bentheim Schwein
Hyperbaric-Hypobaric
Sinfonia Torinese
New York-New York
The Equestrian Opulator
An Aurelian Labyrinth
Battersea Bee Station

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ISBN 978-1-900565-52-3

3 • Absolu 139 EP (September 2011 vulg.)
80 pp., 16 x 23.5 cm, decorated printed cover
The Bleaching Stream
Peter Blegvad, President of the LIP, in conversation with Kevin Jackson
A transcription divided into 5 chapters, abundantly illustrated with cartoons, sketches and diagrams by PB as well as several photographs plus 3 full-colour plates, including new works and others seldom seen before.
Contents:
The Empire of Play
Exile on Milk Street
Apollinaire's Handkerchief
The Opposite of Telephone
A Mib so Intensely Itself

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ISBN 978-1-900565-53-0

4 • Absolu 139 EP (September 2011 vulg.)
20 pp., 16.5 x 24 cm, decorated printed cover, outsize to pages
Ptyxis
Mallarmé's celebrated "Sonnet in x" in its translation by Stanley Chapman, together with material exegetical and epistolary
Bilingual verse translation, introduction and texts, 2 author photographs plus a frontispiece design by Peter Blegvad.
Contents:
Mallarmé "Sonnet in x"
Sandomir Exegesis of the Word Ptyx
Extracts from Mallarmé's Letters

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ISBN 978-1-900565-54-7

5 • Palotin 139 EP (April 2012 vulg.)
Large folded illustration diagram (c.83 x 118 cm) in colour-printed sleeve with accompanying booklet (36 pp., 15 x 21 cm, decorated printed colour cover) both contained in numbered, printed, purpose-made envelope and sealed with Institutional sticker.
A Chronological Pantheon of Pataphysics
The reproduced drawing by Adam Dant portrays some 150 individuals throughout history whose remarks on the Science are also represented, along with fuller exegesis as to their relevance and interest laid out in the explanatory booklet by Alastair Brotchie.
This commentary, provided with illustrational material itself, and the exemplary ubumorphic diagram, combine to offer an infographic approach to understanding Pataphysics in the historical context.
An essential document.

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ISBN 978-1-900565-62-2

6 • Absolu 140 EP (September 2012 vulg.)
Previously unpublished filmscript by Ray Galton & Alan Simpson
Shooting script for the Anthony Hancock film, The Rebel, featuring several variants compared with the version as released along with a number of excised scenes. No such script has been previously published and this edition furthermore includes 10 b/w stills from the film, along with 35 colour reproductions of paintings and sculpture featured therein as reconstructed by members of the Institute for the Hancock exhibition put together in 2002 (vulg.). The artists are indicated in a concordance, linking the works to the scenes in which they appear, marginalia note interesting divergences between script and finished movie, plus a brief introduction by Alastair Brotchie.

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ISBN 978-1-900565-58-5

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